Sentence examples for are sometimes resolved from inspiring English sources
Even high-profile cases in South Africa are sometimes resolved by plea bargain.
Being familiar with the pace at which bridge-related problems are sometimes resolved, Mr. Bolger knew just what to do one summer evening when, on his way home from work as chief engineer at Rockefeller University in Manhattan, he saw that traffic was hopelessly gridlocked as a result of the latest construction.
In addition, conflicts between societies are sometimes resolved because one society changes its moral outlook and comes to share at least some of the moral values of the other society.
Controversies were sometimes resolved by citing old traditions, by establishing precedents, or, when the sages could convene, by vote taking.
In some of those cases, the matters were sometimes resolved by dispatching city police detectives from the district attorney's squad to visit those suspected of harassing people, one of the former officials said.
The organizers said they hoped the Maori ritual, which requires opposing groups to sing and hug after exchanging speeches, could provide new insight into changing the attitudes of at-risk youths who are sometimes reluctant to resolve disputes verbally.
The predominant phylogenetic signal resulted in its placement as sistertaxon to Boreotilapiines, but depending on the algorithm used, it was also sometimes resolved as sister to Austrotilapiines (additional file 4).
Bladder polyps can be removed, or sometimes resolved, of their own accord if the dog is put onto an anti-inflammatory medication such as meloxicam.
There are sometimes unanticipated expenses as well, like those needed to resolve a problem that the walk-through uncovered.
In other cases, the objections are aesthetic, a problem sometimes resolved by disguising antennas as trees.
We figured the drug question would be the easiest to answer and it was (not counting Empire), and depending on how many extra details an insurer offered we were sometimes able to resolve one or two more.
